Giles handed first Ospreys professional contract

The Ospreys have handed 18-year old winger Keelan Giles his first professional contract.
The teenager has put pen to paper on a three-year deal after shining with Wales U20 during their Grand Slam success earlier this year.
He said: “I've come through the pathway here, it's my home region, and I'm obviously delighted to have signed this contract.
“It's been a pretty surreal year for me if I'm honest. I've achieved more than I could have hoped for and the Grand Slam was something I'm particularly proud of. It was a good year all round, ending up with an unexpected call to go to New Zealand with the senior team, which was pretty incredible, and something I really enjoyed.
“Now I'm back home I want to kick on from where I am and keep improving. With Swansea in the Premiership and the British & Irish Cup and Anglo Welsh back, hopefully I'll get some games and go from there. I'm still young, I could have been with Wales U18s this year, not the 20s, so I've got to be patient but my time will come.”
Head coach Steve Tandy added: “Keelan is a young man who potentially has a very bright future ahead of him.
“His development over the last year or so has been impressive and is a sign of his character and attitude. He's a level headed and diligent individual who is prepared to work hard and put the effort in on and off the field.
“Everyone who has seen him play will understand the talent he has but it's important to underline how young he still is and that he has a long way to go in terms of his development. He's still maturing, physically and mentally, and he's still coming to terms with the demands of senior rugby, so we've got to be careful in how we handle the next stage of his development if we want to get the best out of him in the long-term.
“He's in an environment that will look after him and give him the tools and support he needs to be the best he can be, and if he keeps working hard then there is no reason he can't flourish as a player and a person.”